Climate Change, 'Greenhouse' effects and Politics: Continued DENIAL (#6)

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Message 2152392 - Posted: 22 Oct 2025, 12:57:43 UTC

It seems Gianni Infant(ino) doesn't care about the climate, not when there's billions to be made.
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Message 2152459 - Posted: 27 Oct 2025, 21:39:36 UTC

PooTin is certainly a denier.

Russia's interest in Antarctic oil exposed after Ukrainian scientist's arrest.

The Antarctic Treaty's environmental protocol is clear — mining is prohibited indefinitely.

But a Russian document linked to the recent arrest of a Ukrainian scientist has raised questions about whether Russia has long-term ambitions to exploit oil reserves on the icy continent.

The three-page document, which details the allegations against the scientist, includes a statement outlining Russia's opposition to proposed marine protected areas in Antarctica.......
Well it seems that PooTin wants war with our mother earth as well right where our birthing began.
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Message 2152473 - Posted: 28 Oct 2025, 12:11:48 UTC
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While Russia clumsily leaks intentions to exploit mineral resources in Antarctica independent of what the Antarctic Treaty prohibits; China simply builds research station after research station. Why?

For research, of course, what else? Five stations offer opportunities for higher-quality research than just two.... and once 10 or 20 Chinese research stations are in operation all over Antarctica, outstanding research results can be expected.
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Message 2152699 - Posted: 8 Nov 2025, 0:00:51 UTC

The storms that usually blow across Iceland and north of Scotland now smash into Southern England and Europe:


What are the effects of an Arctic ‘tug-of-war’ on Britain and Ireland’s winter weather?
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... considerable influence of Arctic sea ice on winter weather conditions with a range of outcomes influenced by a ‘tug-of-war’ between the amount of sea-ice loss relative to background global warming.

More dramatic sea-ice loss is associated with a higher rate of warming in the Arctic compared to the global average: a process known as Arctic amplification, reducing the temperature gradient between the poles and the equator. This contrast in temperature between the Arctic and lower latitudes is an important driver of the jet stream, the system that brings storms to Europe...




All this fossil fuels pollution...

There are Consequences...


Already here and NOW.


All on our only one planet,
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Message 2152838 - Posted: 19 Nov 2025, 2:19:18 UTC

The reality is:


Is it pointless now to fight climate change?



A very inconvenient reality?

All on our singularly here-and-now only one planet...
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Message 2152955 - Posted: 27 Nov 2025, 14:53:25 UTC

... And so... After the latest round of hot air...

Big Meeting #30 after too many decades...

We have agreed to:


A 2,900% Increase in Greenwash: Big Oil Targeted Brazil With Google Ads To Undermine COP30
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... digital greenwashing by major oil companies, focusing on their use of Google Ads in the months leading up to COP30...

... The oil sector’s biggest users of Google Ads saw particularly large increases:

    Saudi Aramco expanded its adverts by 469.2%
    TotalEnergies by 106.5%
    ExxonMobil by 156.3%
    BP made the biggest jump in adverts bought at 1,369.2%


... digital greenwashing...



US, Russia and Saudi Arabia create axis of obstruction as Cop30 sputters out
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More than two decades ago, the US railed against the “axis of evil”. Now ... the US finds itself grouped with unflattering company – an “axis of obstruction” that has stymied progress on the climate crisis...

... The words “fossil fuel” were not mentioned in the agreement text after fierce opposition led by Saudi Arabia...

... “an increasingly bitter conflict at the heart of global climate politics: between those who accept the scientific fact that to deal with climate change the world must wean itself off fossil fuels over the coming decades; and those who are actively resisting this in pursuit of their short-term energy interests”.

The US can now be considered in the latter group, along with Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Russia...





Burning our only one planet...

What next?
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Message 2153066 - Posted: 4 Dec 2025, 17:18:12 UTC

Will anything change for the better for the world and our only one planet?


The environmental costs of corn: should the US change how it grows its dominant crop?
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Amid concerns over greenhouse gas emissions, the Trump administration has abolished climate-friendly farming incentives...

... the US’s obsession with corn has a steep price: the fertilizer used to grow it is warming the planet and contaminating water.

Corn is essential to the rural economy and to the world’s food supply, and researchers say the problem isn’t the corn itself. It’s how we grow it.

Corn farmers rely on heavy fertilizer use to sustain today’s high yields. And when the nitrogen in the fertilizer breaks down in the soil, it releases nitrous oxide, a greenhouse gas nearly 300 times more potent than carbon dioxide. Producing nitrogen fertilizer also emits large amounts of carbon dioxide, adding to its climate footprint.

The corn and ethanol industries insist that rapid growth in ethanol...

... Industry is also pushing for ethanol-based jet fuel and higher-ethanol gasoline blends...

... corn uses more than two-thirds of all nitrogen fertilizer nationwide – making it the leading driver of agricultural nitrous oxide emissions...

... The environmental costs of corn rarely make headlines or factor into political debates. Much of the dynamic traces back to federal policy – and to the powerful corn and ethanol lobby that helped shape it...

... Many [USA farmers] plant corn year after year on the same land. The practice, called “continuous corn”, demands massive amounts of nitrogen fertilizer and drives especially high nitrous oxide emissions...

... solar panels can generate as much energy as corn ethanol [whilst requiring just] roughly 3% of the land [compared to a corn ethanol crop].

“It’s just a terrible use of land...”




Yet another lobbying abomination...

... And our planet be damned.


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Message 2153129 - Posted: 9 Dec 2025, 13:12:03 UTC
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Yet more bribery and graft?...


UN environment report 'hijacked' by US and others over fossil fuels, top scientist says
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A key UN report on the state of the global environment has been "hijacked" by the United States and other countries who were unwilling to go along with the scientific findings, the co-chair has told the BBC...

... a "dire future" for millions unless there's a rapid move away from coal, oil and gas and fossil fuel subsidies.

But at a meeting with government representatives to agree the findings, the US and allies said they could not go along with a summary of the report's conclusions.

As the scientists were unwilling to water down or change their findings, the report has now been published without the summary and without the support of governments...



So... How do we kick our Governments into accepting the Inconvenient Truth of the reality of the subsidies we are all paying to the Big Oil to kill us all in multiple deadly greedy profitable ways?...


The time is now.

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